Shiftless offers 13 minutes of purely incredible ambiant music. Sincere, abstract and electrically magnificient, Implosion EP is an experience to be felt ; these tracks you do not listen, you inhale them.
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| Wretched |
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1 - Scathed
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2 - Wretched
3 - Defeat
4 - Triumph
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Reviews
Reviewer:
kaneel
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January 5, 2004
Subject: empty vibes for empty kind?
Subject: empty vibes for empty kind?
ho yea, it sounds empty... but in the right way of course.
since the very beginning of camomille, shiftless has been experiencing with sounds (and even with the simpliest sounds as well) and stepped from sinused and bliped glitchy idm/ambient music to pure ambient/scape music.
nice job on this ep, he simply delivers great vibes and feelings, original sounds and nice *hardcore* (when he told you what he did) processing.
if you like empty vibes and feelings about loneliness, definitly grab this ep, it owns in my humbe opinion.
ps: i especially recommend "triumph" which is in my "best of the year 2003" selection :D... ho and of course, listen it alone and get a rope.
since the very beginning of camomille, shiftless has been experiencing with sounds (and even with the simpliest sounds as well) and stepped from sinused and bliped glitchy idm/ambient music to pure ambient/scape music.
nice job on this ep, he simply delivers great vibes and feelings, original sounds and nice *hardcore* (when he told you what he did) processing.
if you like empty vibes and feelings about loneliness, definitly grab this ep, it owns in my humbe opinion.
ps: i especially recommend "triumph" which is in my "best of the year 2003" selection :D... ho and of course, listen it alone and get a rope.
